ICSG: World Copper Cathode Deficit Seen at 147,000 tonnes in 2017, to Expand in 2018

Published: May 3, 2017 10:11

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The International Copper Study Group (ICSG) said at its monthly report global copper cathode supply will be in 147,000 tonnes deficit in 2017, 100ppi.com reported.

SHANGHAI, May 3 (SMM) - The International Copper Study Group (ICSG) said at its monthly report global copper cathode supply will be in 147,000 tonnes deficit in 2017, 100ppi.com reported.

Supply deficit will expand to 169,000 tonnes in 2018, it said.

The table below shows detailed data from ICSG:

Mine Output Cu Cathode Output Cu Cathode Use Global Cu Cathode SAD

Unit: 1,000 tonnes

Mexico Releases Major Metals Output in February, Copper Output Rose 13.3%

Chile Copper Output Slid 23% in March after Escondida Hurt by Strike

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Copper Output copper production copper cathode supply

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